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01Command Claude Code
Example command that demonstrates extension functionality.
Chinese-localized spec-driven development toolkit for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and other AI coding agents.
Command Claude Code
Example command that demonstrates extension functionality.
Command Claude Code
A read-only command that checks whether spec.md, plan.md, and tasks.md agree and are complete before implementation. These files describe a feature's requirements, approach, and work items.
Command Claude Code
A command that turns a written feature request into a checklist for checking whether the requirements are clear, complete, consistent, and ready to build.
Command Claude Code
A clarification command that asks up to five focused questions about an unfinished feature specification. A feature specification is the written description of what a software change should do.
Command Claude Code
A command for creating or updating a project's constitution, a document that records its governing principles and working rules, in Simplified Chinese.
Command Claude Code
A command that reads every task in a tasks.md file and carries out the implementation plan. It also defines checks and progress messages around that work, with user-facing output in simplified Chinese.
Command Claude Code
A command that runs an implementation-planning workflow and creates design documents from a feature specification. Its generated documents and user-facing summaries are written in simplified Chinese.
Command Claude Code
A command that turns a natural-language feature request into a short feature name, a branch, and a written specification in Simplified Chinese.
Command Claude Code
A command for generating a tasks.md file from a specification, with its user-facing output written in Simplified Chinese. A specification describes what a project should do.
Command Claude Code
A command that turns structured tasks from project design documents into ordered GitHub Issues, written in simplified Chinese.
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